Dangerous Company Page #6

( exhales sharply )

I still don't know why

I insisted, by that time,

we already knew

what killed her.

Listen, doctor, I have a lot

people counting on me.

If I can't--

Pauline, come on now,

let's keep our

thoughts positive.

Okay?

Here, this is a mild

anti-anxiety.

I want you to use it

only as needed.

Of course, thank you.

Sure.

You know, Pauline, I, uh,

suggested your mother get

a second opinion.

I mean, if you really want

to put your mind at ease--

No--no more doctors.

I can handle this.

Okay.

Thank you.

Pauline, your 2:
00

is here, she's early.

Wait, what 2:
00?

Uh, Anne Marie Roth.

What? I didn't--

Yeah, you told me to schedule

her in for a follow-up

and I put it in your calendar.

No, God, do not want to talk

to that woman right now.

Where is she?

I put her in

the conference room.

( sighs )

Your phone?

No--no, my pills,

I want to take one.

They were just right there.

Is this them?

Ai-yi-yi.

You know what,

I'm just gonna go home,

I cannot deal with

that woman right now.

Um, um, okay, I can distract

her while you leave

through the sample room.

What are you

gonna tell her?

Well, I can just ask

if she has an updated offer,

she can just

leave it with me.

I'll make sure that

you get it.

That's my job.

Great.

Thank you, Elizabeth.

you're a lifesaver.

Okay.

Oh!

Are you sure

you're okay to drive?

Yeah.

I can call you a taxi.

I'm fine--I'm fine.

( talking in distance )

Thank you so much.

Oh.

Mrs. Mitchell, are you okay?

- I'm fine.

- You sure?

I'm fine, yes, really.

Mrs. Mitchell?

Pauline?

Hmm?

You okay?

Mm-hmm.

You weren't driving

like this were you?

No--yes, I--I just need

to lay down.

Okay.

A nap will do you good.

Okay.

It's a good thing

we quit when we did.

What are you talking about?

Dr. Rose, fertility treatments,

in-vitro stuff.

Baby, that was

three years ago.

I know--I know.

It's just...

if this is going

to be our future,

just how would we cope?

A toddler.

( police sirens )

( police radio chatter )

Pauline?

Pauline, are you all right?

Are you okay?

It's all right baby,

I'm here.

Sir, is this your wife?

Yes--yes, it is.

Ma'am, what are

you doing out here?

I--I don't know,

I was in bed.

Just help me

get her back home.

Aaron, I think we need

to get a second opinion.

Thank you, Liz,

for everything.

I mean, Aaron doesn't

want me driving with

all the medication.

Hey, I'm glad to help.

My flight isn't

till five, so.

That's right, your sister's

bachelorette in Vegas.

How fun.

Um, Mr. Mitchell isn't

going with you?

No--no, he's got another job

interview, so, fingers crossed.

He'll meet us at the clinic

and give me a ride home.

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